in full

Idioms and Phrases

Completely, as in His talk covered the subject in full , or The debt was repaid in full . [Mid-1500s]

Example Sentences

He says the album, set to be released in full in February, is "more outward-pointing than Seventeen Going Under was," describing it as "a collection of stories".

From BBC

This can also be claimed by a representative, and insurers can claim for reimbursement after paying a claim in part or in full by a person affected by riots.

From BBC

They cited media reports as saying that “many incidents are taking place close by or in full view of Israeli forces, without them intervening, even when truck drivers asked for assistance”.

From BBC

They had not long set sail when they learned the wrong coffin had been loaded so they returned to port and it was swapped over - in full view of the bemused passengers.

From BBC

Winter baseball is in full swing, and it’s going to be hard to find two better teams in California, if not the nation, than Corona and Orange Lutheran.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• absolutely
• altogether
• comprehensively
• effectively
• entirely
• finally
• fully
• perfectly
• quite
• thoroughly
• totally
• ultimately
• unconditionally
• utterly
• wholly